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how to set up Message+ on an iOS device | HOW-TO of the week

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Typing text messages on a flip phone takes longer than typing them on a smartphone or tablet. This how-to will show Verizon Wireless and Apple users how to send and receive text messages on your iOS device. For example, I have a flip phone, but I can see my text messages and reply to them on my iPod touch when it is connected to Wi-Fi. 1. Download Verizon's Message+ app from the App Store. 2. Open your web browser and go to your email contacts page. 3. Transfer every phone number from your flip phone contacts to your email contacts. 4. On your iOS device, open the Settings app and go to Mail, Contacts, Calendars.   Under ACCOUNTS, make sure your email account has been added and that Contacts is turned on. (You might have to turn Contacts off and turn it back on for it to reset to the changes you made in your web browser) 5. Open the Message+ app on your iOS device. 6. Allow the app to send you notifications. 7. Tap "Get Started" 8. Type in your Verizo

E Komo Mai | HAWAIIAN PHRASE of the week

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Photo retrieved from Banana Patch Studio Used by permission Language: Hawaiian Meaning: "Welcome" / "Come Inside" / "Enter" Pronunciation:  (eh) + (k ō ´ m ō ) + (m ī ) "welcome one another  as Christ has welcomed you,  for the glory of God." Romans 15:7 ESV

Skyline | 3D ART of the week

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get a light ... find a template ... "The Atlanta Downtown skyline" by Anish Patel / CC BY-SA 4.0, unmodified make a sculpture of random objects ... and form a shadow! "I stood, Gazing at the sunset . . . A daily masterpiece,  Well displayed  Above the lines of the city." [D I A]

“Abide with Me” | SONG of the week

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Album: Saints and Sinners Artist: Matt Maher Year: 2015 I have a home, eternal home, But for now I walk this broken world. You walked it first; You know our pain. But You show hope can rise again up from the grave. Abide with me, abide with me. Don’t let me fall, and don’t let go. Walk with me and never leave, Ever close, God abide with me. There in the night, Gethsemane, Before the cross, before the nails, Overwhelmed, alone You prayed. You met us in our suffering and bore our shame. Abide with me, abide with me. Don’t let me fall, and don’t let go. Walk with me and never leave, Ever close, God abide with me. O love that will not ever let me go, Love that will not ever let me go! You never let me go. Love that will not ever let me go— O You never let us go! And up ahead, eternity, We’ll weep no more, we’ll sing for joy, abide with me . . . "Nevertheless, I am continually with you; you hold my right hand. You guide me with your counsel,